TUTORIAL: Create splatter nails using a straw

Tweet

Hi,

Today I'll show you my newest creation: splatter nails. After seeing some tutorials

on Youtube, I've decided to make one, too. 

All you need for this is a straw, scissors and

somne different nail polish colours. The splatter won't work if you use the straw as it is,

you have to cut it diagonally. The actual technique is a simple one: you introduce the

straw into the nail polish bottle and then you blow in the other side of the straw. 

I previously created a white base coat on my nails and, using a sponge, I created a gradient effect

with a green neon colour. The nail polished used were Matt Dull White from Born Pretty and

It's So Easy -Hot Green. I created the splatter using a black colour. I recommend that, before

you start blowing nail polish on your nails, you should apply tape in your cuticles. 

This will make it easier for you to clean all the mess. 

I did the same design on my best friend's nails, but I used pink instead of green.

The nail polish used was Sinful Colors -Cream pink.

What do you think? Which one do you like the most?

Glitter Gal DuoChrome -Warped teal

Tweet

Hi,

Today I'll show you a nail polish from the new Glitter Gal DuoChrome Collection.

It is called Warped Teal and it has more faces, depending on the lightning. It comes 

in a 15ml nicely designed bottle, packed in a little box. It benefits from a very easy

to handle brush and I may say its dry time is acceptable.

I painted my nails two coats of this nail polish and the pictures show its appearance in 

different lightnings. I expected it to be a darker colour, but this one satisfies me, too.

Click on the pictures to enlarge.

 

If you want this nail polish you can find it on their on-line shop for $17.95.

What do you think?

Wild animal print manicure

Tweet

Hi,

Today I'll show you a gradient animal print manicure which the girl from

 LuvMyLacquer inspired me to do. I painted my nails a coat of Illamasqua -Gamma

and Illamasqua -Radium alternatively. Then, using a sponge, I created the gradient effect

using the technique shown in the picture below. The polishes I used for the gradient

were Astor -060 Iconic Red and Sinful Colors -Happy Ending. Then I stamped

the leopard design on the green nails and the zebra design on the orange nails. Both

designs are from Konad m57 image plate. I finished with the Konad -Special Top Coat.

What do you think?

Striped manicure using nail foils

Tweet

 Hi,

Today I'll show you a very easy to do nail art using nail foils and striping tapes. 

I started with a nude base colour and then I applied carefully the special foil glue. 

After it was completely dried, I stuck small pieces of Ocean Mist foil on each nail

and pushed them with my fingers, in order that the design could imprint well.Then 

I applied diagonally three pieces of 1/32 striping tape on each nail and painted 

my nails with Illamasqua -Scorn. Finally, I removed the tape and applied

a clear top coat. What do you think?

        

Love nails

Tweet

Hi,

Today I'll show you a very easy to do freehand nail art.

I painted all my nails with two coats of Essie -Topless&Barefoot and then I took a thin

brush and Illamasqua -Taint in order to create the four letters on my left hand. I firstly 

practiced on a piece of paper and then I created the design on my nails. I applied a coat 

of Essence -Circus Confetti on my thumb and right hand's nails and finished with a

clear top coat. What do you think?

Spring at the end of summer

Tweet

Hi,

Today I'll show you a flowery manicure I created using m36 and m60 Konad plates.

Firstly, I applied two coats of China Glaze -Refresh mint and then I stamped the flowers

using Special White, Violet Pearl and Psyche Pink from Konad. I used Special Black for

the butterfly, which I stamped on the corner of the tips. I finished with the Special Top Coat.

What do you think? Does it make you think of spring in spite of the autumn coming?

(not my nails in the picture)

Blue leopard nails

Tweet

Hi,

Today I'll show you a new animal print manicure I created using m57 Konad plate.

Firstly, I applied a white base coat for my design. I used Matt Dull White from Born Pretty

for it. Then, using the sponge technique, I applied French Kiss from Pure Ice on the tip of 

each nail. After it, I stamped the leopard design using Special Black and I finished with a clear 

top coat. What do you think?

(not my nails in the pictures)